The mother of all stupidity continues unabated

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• OSCAR 9 years ago

  AH, WHERE ARE THE BAYING NDC BLOOD HOUNDS OR THEY CAN'T SIMPLY UNDERSTAND THIS WRITE UP?

  AH, WHERE ARE THE BAYING NDC BLOOD HOUNDS OR THEY CAN'T SIMPLY UNDERSTAND THIS WRITE UP?

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• Okudjato "Aboakwa" 9 years ago

  The NDC blood hounds will be writing very soon. The liars of all time!! They understand the write up very well and will be responding in their usual style. All they will do is to lie and insult. What they have done to the cou ...
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  The NDC blood hounds will be writing very soon. The liars of all time!! They understand the write up very well and will be responding in their usual style. All they will do is to lie and insult. What they have done to the country is unpardonable, and they know, and that's why they won't let go the power. No way No how, they won't let go. "Handing over to who" - quoting Rawlings. To some extent you can't blame them, because the got the power by intimadating and cheating,with a naive NPP leadership headed by Kuffour looking on aloof. Ghana, our beloved country is a joke,especially when some people can't accept the fact that the black man in Africa has failed to manage his own affairs . So long as we have people like Kwesi Pratt in Ghana, the country will remain a joke.

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• simple truth 9 years ago

  THERE are no BRAINS IN NDC.GHANA must ATTACK them FOR THE ROBBERY OF THE ECONOMY.TO them everything is right, EVEN CARRYING FISCAL CASH to BRAZIL.HOW CAN THEY NDC HANDLE THE ECONOMY WELL,and ontop of that THEY are ECONOMIC AR ...
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  THERE are no BRAINS IN NDC.GHANA must ATTACK them FOR THE ROBBERY OF THE ECONOMY.TO them everything is right, EVEN CARRYING FISCAL CASH to BRAZIL.HOW CAN THEY NDC HANDLE THE ECONOMY WELL,and ontop of that THEY are ECONOMIC ARMED ROBBERS. OH, OUR BELOVED GHANA.

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• Kwame 9 years ago

  Dr.Francis Kwarteng help change the laws, but so long as such laws that are put in place to weaken that state by giving more financial power to the private sector, mainly foreign private sector which presidents and prime mini ...
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  Dr.Francis Kwarteng help change the laws, but so long as such laws that are put in place to weaken that state by giving more financial power to the private sector, mainly foreign private sector which presidents and prime minister force such laws on us to increase monopoly control on our economies, then keep quite.
  Dr. Kwateng some one comes out to say that the finance of the state will be made stronger, thus monies meant for state agencies should be kept in private banks. It was alleged that during Kufuor's time such monies are taken from the banks my member of NPP who invest them somewhere make profit on them and return them to the state without interest.
  This time Seth Terkpey the Finance Minister invested the money to make profit for the state and not for himself or family. It is a fact that in any investment like this nature, just like the company that manage my provident fund the bank will take its charges from the profit it made.
  I am not a Christian but I reminded Christians among you who are of the view that African governments are prevented from making profit on money lent to them on behalf of their people. It is a fact that it was Bawumia and others who make such laws during NPP regime in 2007, that the second and third tier contributions of workers and their employers are keep by private found manager, mostly foreign companies.
  If Bawumia who make those laws have now turn a new leaf and love Ghana more than the multinational corporations, then let him call for the removal of the law. The accounts of the NHIS and SFP were all keep in private banks by the Kufuor regime, so Francis Kwarteng let us put an end to the ugly noises and give our thoughts a rhythm.

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• Philip Kobina Baidoo 9 years ago

  It will take you more than a century to understand the problems that Ghana is facing. Thank you.

  It will take you more than a century to understand the problems that Ghana is facing. Thank you.

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• Robert Kwame 9 years ago

  This is a low class article from someone who has never worked in a bank before. As a banker, it's obvious your knowledge of statutory reserve requirements and portfolio management is stricyly "street". I don't blame you. If y ...
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  This is a low class article from someone who has never worked in a bank before. As a banker, it's obvious your knowledge of statutory reserve requirements and portfolio management is stricyly "street". I don't blame you. If you are unemployed you google to get information to impress your colleagues. Get some working experience and talk practically sensibly. Get a life!

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• Philip Kobina Baidoo 9 years ago

  I hope you sleep well with your conscience intact after posting the above. Thank you.

  I hope you sleep well with your conscience intact after posting the above. Thank you.

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